Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-09


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Erie ............. 3l}2 preferred l2o.4
East Tennessee Texas Pacihc. 22$4
new stock. 1914 Tenn Coal &Iron AZ
Lake Shore..... 93's Union Pacific. -. 569s
Lville Il Nash 500 Nj. Ger tral. IS 50
Memphis Il Cha 5S Missouri Pacific 1915
Mobile X Ohio. l5k Western Union 1875
Nash n Oh ltt'a. $50
ASKED.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. s. noon Cotton quiet
and without quotabie change in prices: mid
ding uplands 5lsd, middling Orleans s. al;
So e5 S, 900 bales. for speculation ana export
LOCO bales; receipts 10000 bales-Amerlcan
81. 500
Futures: Uplands. low mddling clause.
February and March delivery. 5-64lG
April and May, 57-64d; Nav and June,
59-6Id: June and July, He'd; July ana
August. l3-f4d; August and September,
10 SD. Market stea,ly.
200 y. m.=The sales o-day included 600
bA es of American.
Futures: Upiands. low middling clause.
February delivery, 4-6id. buyers: February
ana March, Aid, buy ers; March and April.
5 B-6id, buyers; April and May, lid,
buy ers: MAY and June, sid, buyers; June
and July. 1l-G4d. BUYER; July and August,
. T,
l5-64d. buyers; September and October.
l0-64d, value Market quiet but steady.
100 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low mIndnng
clause. February delivery. It'd. sellers;
February and March. J-64d, sellers; March
ana April. 6-6ld, buy ers: April ana May,
S-64d. sellers; Nav and June. l0-6id,
sellers; June and July. 5l?-64d, sellers; July
and August, 1864. sellers; August an!
September. l5-64d, buyers; September aud
October, ll-64d, vatue. Futures closed
quiet.
NEW YORK, Fen. s, noon.-Cotton opened
steady: mlddling uplapds 9lac; middling Or
leans IL l6c; sales bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sale,
as follows: February delivery, 8 5Sc; March.
$3.50; April, 4ec; May. 55c; June. t2c;
July, 8 sc.
$500 D. m.-Marketclosed steady; mlddling
uplands, 9lac; mlddlng Orleans, II l6c;
safes to-day 943 bales; net receipts - bales,
gr rs g. l99
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
of -, $50 bales. as follows:February delivery,
8 1909 AZ: March. . il(y9 42c; April, 9 5ltD
8 SIC; MAY, 5SG9 sec; June. 66c; Jaly, Is
(G9 74c; August zoe; sept, mber, 9 6l99 CSC:
October HOS i3C: November. . 33(G9 35c.
Green x Co.. in their report on cotton flu
lures, say: ut has been a very slow and
stupid mark ct to-day, with advantages about
evenly divided, though the close stands a
fraction above last evening. Early business
was slack. and the opening galu of points
soon disappeared. But the few buling or
ders came IN stirred the shorts Irlne, and
lowest. which did not again disappear, Euro
pean adylces were a little warlke, but the
market paid little attention to them"
GALVESTON. Feb. S.-CotIon dull; mlddling
S l3- l6C: net receipts ia bales. gross III;
sales none; stock $40, 3 bales.
NORFOLK. Feb. Section steady; middling
8 g. 6c; net receipts J43 bales, gross :, 1853;
sales 3S5 bales; stock 34,O06 bales: exports,
coastwlse l.Z97 bales,
BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9I4c; net receipts bales. gross 29S;
sales none; stock 1902 bales; sales to SPIN
hers 70 bales
BOSTON. Feb. S.-Cotton quiet, middling
93sc; net receipts 2,ZS5 bales, gross 3, lJ9;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
Britain 1,349 bales.
WILMINGTON, FeD. Section steady; mid
ding CSC; net receipts 80 bales, gross 80 .
sales none; stock 3,3ll bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Section quiet; mid
ding 93sc; net receipts 43 bales gross IS; stock
| 4,72l bales.
NEW. ORLEANS. Feb. Section quiet; mid
ding $50; net receipts Il, 662 bales, gross
IL, 706; sales $3.50 bales; stock 377 AL bales
| exports, to Great Britain 1888 bales, to the
continent 200.
MOBILE, Feb. S.-Cotton quiet: mddling
SIC; net receipts AS bales. gross 400; sales
300 bales; stock 2o,74S bales; exports, coast
" Use l53 bales,
MEMPHIS. Feb. S.-Cotton steady; middling
$50; receipts S6S bales; shipments 3,7,4
bales; sales 2,l0O bales: stock l04 l3l bales
AUGUSTA. Feb. S.-Cotton dun; middling
$40; receipts 274 bales; sales 233 bales.
CHARLESTON, FEB. S.-Cotton steady;
mlddnng 91sc; net receipts 1856 bales gross
335; sales 800 bales; stock 26,005 bales; eX-
ports, coastw Use 1859 bales,
ATLANTA. Feb. S.-Cotton firm; mlddlng
S7sc; receipts III bales.
NEw YORK. Fen. S.-Consolldaied net re-
eipts for all cotton ports to day, y 607 bales
exports, 10 Great Britain 6,l5S bales, to the
continent 1900; STOCK at all America ports
9l0,2l3 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIE $, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8. noon.-wheat quiet;
demand far: holders offers freely; red West
ern spring nominal. Corn steady. with fair
demand.
NEW YORK. FEB. 8. noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat stronger. Corn easier. Pork
firm; mess 81 W. Lard steady at 95c.
Erelghts steady.
800 y. m.-Four, southern heavy; common
to fair So 5 as ". Wheat a shade lower: No.
2 red, February delivery 9l3s(G92c, May $500
CSC. Corn steady and moderately &C i've: No.
2, February delivery 4Sls G48 &C, May 40 1916
GgjJ Lice. Oats shade lower and more &C
May IS sG156c. Colee, fair Rio Iirm at li3ac
No. Z RIO, February delivery Ii lOtgl3 25c,
March Il 9jQG3 l5c, May IL 500 csc. Sugar
steady. Molas5es dull and nominal; 80 dogs.
test I912c. Cotton seed oil-33c for crude, 39l%
Ale for refined. Hides steady. Pork active
and very steady; mess $i2 75GDl3 % for old
81 no for new. Beef steady. Cut meats firm.
Picked shoulders 6tac. Midd.e5 quiet but
Z III
tive; Western steam on spot SOC. February
delivery CSC, May O6 ~ 0dc; city steam
E 75c; refined Soc TO the continent. freights
firm.
CHICAGO. Feb. s.-The wheat market was
dun 10 day. Rains were reported throughout
nearly the entire wheat belt, bat the fact had
no apprcclable bearing upon values beyond
provoking a tair degree of buying at the
| oDeuing. under which May wheat advanced
| from $3.50, the opening figure. TO S3I5c. From
| that poInl offerings grew larger, and very
| nttle support wac given to the market Nav
dropped SLOWLY TO SEC and closed at inside
| figures. Gables quoted dun foreign markets.
| Receipts at eleven points aggregated $50 OJO
! bushels, while export clearinIs were larger
| than usua aggregatlng POI. 900 bushes. Other
cereals ruled heavy, and prices fell Of under
moderately free speculative offerings NAV
corn declined ,sc, u 4G3s, and e o,e4 al INSIDE
usuree. May oats declined to 2JlSc, the low
eft price current in many months. Provisions
were active Speculative offerings Of mess
pork were fairy large, and prices declined
200z5c and closed at about the lowest ilgure-
81 the day. Lard ana short ribs were signify
lower.
The following SHOWS the current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Flour
dun and unchanged. Wheat. No. 2 spring
1870; No. 3, I0GIzc: NO. red 7al.c. Corn,
35ssc. oats, No. 2, 2Jc. Mess pork, $l3 25.l
IL 20. Lard 81 b0.g6 6Zl4. Dry sailed shout
ders, boxed logs sue, short clear sides
boxed lO17 l5c Whisky, 81 -.
Futurcs-The following are the highest
lowest and closing quotations: Wheat-No. =,